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In 1995, Jon applied to SEAL training and was one of only eight original candidates out of 220 to complete training. He began his career at SEAL Team Four conducting counterdrug missions in South America. After 9/11 he selected for Development group and went to Red Squadron

With over eleven combat deployments, Jon has led multiple teams of over 250 personnel, synchronizing them with critical assets and conducting nightly combat missions throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. Jon commanded cross functional teams to conduct highly complex no fail operations, achieving total success by identifying unconventional solutions to address the most sensitive national security requirements. Throughout his time, he recognized the critical requirement of adapting with foreign culture to work together for common goals

His decorations include the Bronze Star with V device (four awards), Defense Meritorious Service Medal (two awards), Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal with V device (two awards), Navy Commendation Medal with V device (two awards), Combat Action Ribbons, Two Presidential Unit Citations

Former Unit member Chris Hutchison

CAG - B SQN (not SLEVEN)

Chris VanSant and other special operations personnel off the coast of Somalia in 2008 after the Battle of Bargal (2007)

Another Tax Payer Funded Delta Safari

24sts

Which Glock models has CAG used over the years ?

A Squadron members Matt Pranka & Thomas Payne.

Random pics of the unit

Devgru

DEVGRU Red Squadron operators probably at early 00's.

Happy 4th Everyone

What is DEVGRU really looking for?

22 SAS Operator Jay Cal whilst assigned to an assault squadron of Delta Force.

delta LVAW setup

Red Squadron at the FOB in Afghanistan

Jon Dalton

Donahue and my sis-in-law at his CoC. He personally asked her to attend for all the she gave him for personal matters

Was the GPNVG originally pioneered & developed by Jsoc?

Intelligence Support Activity

CAG early GWOT footage